Security Warning: Never Share Your Binance Account Detail
At Binance, your security and privacy are the foundation of everything we do. One of the most important rules for staying safe is also one of the simplest: never share your Binance account or login credentials with anyone. Not with friends, not with family, not with a business partner. Not for “joint investing,” “profit sharing,” or any “sure-win strategy.”
Your Binance account is tied to your identity, your funds, your transaction history, and your security profile. Treating it as a shared resource may feel convenient or “trust-based” in the moment, but it opens the door to serious and often irreversible damage.
Why Account Sharing Is So Dangerous
On the surface, sharing an account can seem harmless: perhaps a sibling wants to “help” manage your trades, or a friend claims to have a proven strategy but no verified account of their own. Behind that small decision, however, lies a chain of risks you can’t fully manage.
The first and most obvious danger is unauthorized access. Once someone else has your login details, they can enter your account at any time, from any device, whether you are aware of it or not. Even a trusted person can accidentally click on a phishing link, store your password insecurely, or leave a device unlocked. If that device is compromised by malware or stolen, your Binance account effectively becomes compromised too.
Sharing your login also exposes your personal data. Your account contains sensitive information such as your KYC details, transaction history, and linked payment methods. Anyone with access can see how much you hold, what you trade, and how you move funds. That visibility can invite abuse, pressure, or even blackmail — not just from the person you shared with, but from anyone who accesses their device or email in the future.
There is also the very real risk of financial loss. With full access, another person can place trades, enable margin or futures, create or adjust API keys, and withdraw funds. A single impulsive trade
